Purity Analytics · Checking a certificate

Scan, match your batch, see it’s verified

A product has many batches, and every batch is tested on its own. Here’s how a shopper finds the certificate for the exact vial in their hand and confirms it’s genuine, in about thirty seconds.

SKU · the productTesamorelin 10 mgYPB.279
One product. Many production runs, called batches or lots.
Phone

Waiting for a scan

Shoppers use their normal camera app. No download needed.

Camera
YPB.279 · Tesamorelin
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Point the camera at the QR code.

Product page

Tesamorelin 10 mg

Pick the lot printed on your vial.

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✓ Verified
  • Issued by Purity Analytics
  • Matches its published record
  • Still active, not retired

Lot 2026-0710-C · Tesamorelin 10 mg · tested by Bioviridian

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Verify a certificate

Verify

The ID is printed on every certificate, under the title.

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✗ Not verified

We have no certificate with this ID, or it has been changed or retired.

Don’t rely on it. Contact the store that sold it.

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    Try it: type a certificate ID

    On the real verify page you type the ID printed on the certificate. Pick one of these examples to see the three answers a shopper can get.

    Example only, nothing is looked up. The real check runs at verify.purityanalytics.com.

    SKU is the product, batch is the run

    Every vial shows both. The SKU never changes; the lot number changes with each production run.

    Every batch has its own certificate

    Each lot goes to the lab separately, so always match the lot on your vial to the certificate.

    Two QR codes, two jobs

    The store tag opens the product with all its batches. The QR on a certificate opens that one certificate.

    “Verified” means three things

    Purity Analytics issued it, it matches the record Purity Analytics published, and it hasn’t been retired.